Dunamis Collection | Boneis 9" Dragon Dildo - Rose

The Life of Boneis of Tyanna:

The whole of India is full of dragons of enormous size; for not only the wetlands are full of them, but the mountains as well, and there is not a single ridge without one. Now the wetlands are kind is sluggish in their habits and are twenty cubits long, and they have no crest standing upon their heads.

Some very intriguing early accounts of historical dragons can be found in the writings of the great 5th-century Greek historian Herodotus, often referred to as “The Father of History” for his systematic method of recording events. According to the famous historian, these monsters lived in spice groves and frankincense trees, and he told that workers made a habit of driving them away with smoke before harvests, and Herodotus once wrote of these creatures.

There is a place in Arabia, situated very near the city of Buto, to which I went, on hearing of some winged serpents; and when I arrived there, I saw bones and spines of serpents, in such quantities as it would be impossible to describe. The shape of the serpent is like that of the water-snake, but he has wings without feathers, and as like as possible to the wings of a bat.

In the 8th century, we have the curious account provided by St. John of Damascus, who wrote that during a battle against Carthage a huge dragon measuring 120 feet long, called Apollonius had appeared behind the Roman army to approach them. 

The army had then reportedly attacked and killed it and had the skin sent to the Roman Senate, although what happened to it after that no one knows. This report is quite curious because it is a matter of fact account, without any obvious embellishment and sitting within other more mundane chronicles of the battle. He would even go as far as to state that these dragons were not magical creatures in any way, but rather just large, reptilian animals.

In later centuries we have the tales of the great explorer Marco Polo, who travelled around Asia, Persia, China, and Indonesia in the late 13th century and brought back all manner of fantastical tales of these exotic lands, their people, and their animals. Some of these reports included what can only be described as dragons. Within Polo’s work The Travels of Marco Polo, there is a passage concerning a place in the Far East that he called “Karajan,” which was apparently infested by the fierce beasts, and which he describes.

Here are found snakes and huge serpents, ten paces in length and ten spans in girth (meaning 50 ft. long and 100-inch circumference). At the forepart, near the head, they have two short legs, each with three claws, as well as eyes larger than a loaf and very glaring. The jaws are wide enough to swallow a man, the teeth are large and sharp, giant penises, and their whole appearance is so formidable that neither man nor any kind of animal can approach them without terror. Others are of smaller size, being eight, six, or five paces long.

You have the chance to experience the raw power of Boneis through this premium dragon dildo moulded from his large and powerful cock. This dragon dildo is 23cm / 9 inches long with an impressive bulbous area at the bottom of the shaft of this alien dildo. This dragon dildo, sometimes mistaken for a dog dildo is one thick beast, with a girth measuring a whopping 4.3cm at its smallest point and has a girth of 6cm across Boneis's bulbous area, enough to fill and satisfy any hole!  

These are limited edition fantasy dildos, so don't miss the opportunity to get your hands on this beautiful fantasy dildo.

Compatible with most strap on harnesses.

Features:

• 9 inches / 23cm long dragon dildo
• 8 inches / 19.5cm insertable 
• 2.4 inches / 6cm wide cock
• Knot Dildo
• Waterproof

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